| Onimusha12 said: Wow, the PSP is worse than the Gamegear, good heavens. |
Statements like this makes me think that I was the only person on this site whom actually owned a GG...
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hunter_alien said:
Statements like this makes me think that I was the only person on this site whom actually owned a GG... |
I owned one, it sucked batteries so bad, we only ever used the power cord 
PSP eats up power like the gamegear did..But at least its not big and clunky
nordlead said:
I owned one, it sucked batteries so bad, we only ever used the power cord |
Unfortunatly the portability of that thing was close to 0...
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| Onimusha12 said: Wow, the PSP is worse than the Gamegear, good heavens. |
Wow, you added a lot to the thread, good heavens.
DMeisterJ said:
Wow, you added a lot to the thread, good heavens. |
Well we do need people to repeat the same thing for the 5th time in a thread...
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hunter_alien said:
Statements like this makes me think that I was the only person on this site whom actually owned a GG... |
I had a game gear too! That thing ripped through 6 AA batteries like nobody's business! The power cord was essential! The screen did look great though (compared to the Gameboy - the original fat one). My gf's PSP also gets pretty bad battery life. I'm surprised at how fast it burns through it. Reminds me of the good old days of portable gaming
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On the subject of the GameGear, when I was a kid, someone brought his GG out to recess. He popped in some new batteries and started playing Sonic.
The thing died before we went back inside.
No matter how bad the PSP's battery life may be, it will never touch the GG or the Nomad.
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| bdbdbd said: @LordTheNightKnight: You know, DS and PSP are techwise same generation, they both have pretty similar ARM-processors inside, only that PSP have higher specced processors. Specswise speaking of course, the difference is a little similar than with N64 and PS2 (or DC). |
I wrote "basing on", not that it actually was two gens behind.
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